To cross over the dark jungle of astrology in modern time the following five torch 

   bearers will come to your rescue.

       1. The universe has developed from one seed (Ek beej se sab jag upja)

       2.  As below so above (yat pinde tat brahmande) 

       3.  Born to win (Janamjat vijai)

       4.  Hold the gist & leave the rest (sar sar ko gahi rahe thotha dei udaay)

       5.  Omniscient Laws of planetary society

       This website is started with the following objectives.

       1.  To teach this concept to new comers in the field of astrology , to help them 

            understand the underline principles and make them proficient in the field of 

            astrology.

       2.  Give consultation to the interested ones and help them to generate  

           positivity within themselves by following the concept of ‘born to win’. 

 History of Astrology

    Hindus believe that history of astrology begins with creation itself. 

    Sage Garg says that the knowledge was propounded by the creator himself and

    that Brahma handed in down to him at the time of creation.

    From Garg other sages got it and this knowledge spread all over.

    The earliest recorded use of astrology in India came to limelight during  

    vedic period (1500 BCE to 600 BCE).

    It is listed as vedang a branch of Veda.

    The earliest treatise on jyotish "The Bhrigu Samhita" was compiled by Bhrigu rishi    

    during Vedic period.

    The documented history of jyotish with reference to horoscopic astrology is 

    associated with the interaction of Indian and Hellenistic cultures. 

    The oldest treatise in Sanskrit is Yavanjatka (2nd century A.D).

    The famous work of Brihatsamhita was compiled by Varahmihir in 505 A.D and has 

    been confirmed by Al-Biruni who came to India in1030 A.D.

     The popular Krishna Murthy Paddhti came into being in 1971 and Lal Kitab in           

     1939 by Pt.Roop Chand Joshi.